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ejop-621	Rofé, Yacov; Rofé, Yochay	Conversion Disorder: A Review Through the Prism of the Rational-Choice Theory of Neurosis	2013	37	.pdf	application/pdf	20063	1112	47	Further evidence shows that 70% of conversion disorder patients had parents who suffered from illnesses in the same organs that were affected by their hysterical symptoms (Mucha & Reinhardt, 1970; see also Siegel & Barthel, 1986), and patients with non-epileptic seizures often have a family history of seizures (e.g., see Mellers, 2005). For example, conversion disorder patients utilize the high prevalence of organic illnesses and physical injuries which were present prior to their disorder (e.g., Blanchard & Hersen, 1976; Jones, 1980; Merskey & Buhrich, 1975) to strengthen the belief that their symptoms are caused by biological factors (see also Stone & Sharpe, 2006).	cache/ejop-621.pdf	txt/ejop-621.txt